Games Like Yahtzee - Slotzy Card Game
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Object
Players draw five cards and try to make scoring combinations, such as: Three of a Kind, Four of a Kind, Straight, Full House, and Five of a Kind - a SLOTZY. Discard cards you don't want and try your luck with new ones!
How to Play
A game consists of twelve rounds. In each round, players take turns drawing cards in order to make the best possible scoring combination.
After each turn, a player must score one of the twelve categories on their scorecard. Players can complete these categories in any order they choose, but once a category has been scored, it cannot be used again.
A player begins a turn by shuffling the deck and drawing five cards. After the first draw, a player can stop and score it, or they can discard any or all of the cards and draw new ones to replace them. After the second draw, a player can stop and score it, or they can discard any or all of the cards again and draw new ones to replace them. After the third draw, a player must score one of their unused categories.
If the cards will not fit in any unused category (or if a player chooses not to score it), they must place a “zero” in one of their unused categories. The deck is then passed to the next player and their turn begins. The game ends once each player has scored all twelve categories.
After the scores are tallied, the player with the highest Grand Total wins!
After each turn, a player must score one of the twelve categories on their scorecard. Players can complete these categories in any order they choose, but once a category has been scored, it cannot be used again.
A player begins a turn by shuffling the deck and drawing five cards. After the first draw, a player can stop and score it, or they can discard any or all of the cards and draw new ones to replace them. After the second draw, a player can stop and score it, or they can discard any or all of the cards again and draw new ones to replace them. After the third draw, a player must score one of their unused categories.
If the cards will not fit in any unused category (or if a player chooses not to score it), they must place a “zero” in one of their unused categories. The deck is then passed to the next player and their turn begins. The game ends once each player has scored all twelve categories.
After the scores are tallied, the player with the highest Grand Total wins!